What is naturopathic Medicine?
Naturopathic Medicine is a form of health care that emphasizes the use of prevention and natural therapeutics in order to inspire the body’s natural ability to heal. Identifying the underlying cause of disease vs. symptom management is a primary focus of naturopathic healthcare. Our doctors are experts in treating all acute and chronic health conditions.
What are naturopathic doctors?
Naturopathic doctors are trained at accredited, four-year, post-graduate naturopathic medical programs. In certain states, they are considered primary-care physicians trained in the art and science of natural medicine. In unlicensed states, such as New York, naturopathic doctors offer adjunct health care to people of all ages, focusing on the integrated use of natural therapies. Naturopathic doctors focus on promoting health and preventive medicine, and addressing the underlying cause(s) of disease.
What services do I offer?
As a naturopathic doctor, I offer 1 hour 15 min initial consultation and 45 minute follow up consultations. The services I offer include: nutritional assessment and planning; wellness and preventative medicine (including cancer prevention and adjunct therapy); stress and lifestyle counseling; therapeutic massage and abdominal massage (for infertility, IBS, and dysmennorhea); craniosacral therapy; supplement/medication review and suggestions; botanical medicine; and homeopathy.
What type of conditions do I treat?
Chronic disease, acute illness (i.e. sinus infection, colds, ear infections, etc); autoimmune disease; metabolic disorders (i.e. diabetes); menopause; infertility; PMS, weight and dietary concerns; stress, anxiety, and depression; cancer prevention and adjunct care; pediatrics; IBS; allergies, eczema, cardiovascular disease, etc.